New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
ruv oUsroM HOUSE RE0RGANIzED.
oryrcrAL LIST OF rHs NEW SCHEDULES.
A HEAVY SAVING IN EXPENSE CLAMED-THE
PRINCIPAL CHANGES.

PRINCIPAL CHANGES.
CascAoe Msgons yesterday issued bis order putting
INTO eject on August the schedules OF the reorean
t.tion of the divisions uudsr his supervision 1t tho
Custom House. The schedules we're received hom
Washington Wednesday With the approval Oh Sec
Rotary Farchild In Gil imI orisnt particuiara Inc
reorganization is declared by Custom house omeess 70
be simply readjustneut OF the duties OF diuerens
cers 40 N 10 esssp the cost OF the service and moro
thoroughly .vstsmatEe it. II IL elsimed that the
annual rxreoses OF the Custom Honso viii be reduced
between $4,000 aud $4,000 per year. Among the
nov features s the reduction OF the salaries
OF cerks upon entering the services from III 200 to
Rl O,O A year. Watchnen connected with tho COL
iector,s Offices, who receive 81, 900 year aud
e2 so on Sundays, will hereafter get $40 aud " 30
for Sunday work Watchmen In the public stores who
now receive 50 q day will Ia the future get $40
year. The Civil Servios regulations apply to all the
new Departments bu; By the reduction In salaries the
number OF exemptions increased az the regulations
do not apply to positious nandinl salary OF less
than 5000 In the Second Division. that Of the entry
of merchandise, six new offices are created fne
sppointees will administer oSths and sign papers 40
Deputy Collectors and designate sample packages tor
the examination Of Deputy Collectors. The title u
the new officer will be confidential clerk and scting
deputy collector Tho work done will be that Dow
performed by Deputy Collectors not assigned TO
divisions engaged in special work There ara ABOUT
SIX OF seven clerks occupying desks who VIII not
receive the salary attached to their position Dy tne
reorganization until they have passed the CiVn
Service examination for promotion.
Following is the official outline OF the plan OF re-
organ sstion adopted at sbe Custom Hou'e in sccorl
snse with tho ter OF the general 'soea oy
ss cs ca s A
sses must csinsse which and
taJ 6iseers assigned Civ service BoaTa-JOhn A. Ma
E%SyeS under the Custodian Of ths Building
A. hs ,c;. sus ss on the cosctorw Kmoa .enog
rspher and private secretsry o. Williams Deputy Col
'eeY ssr matters pertain to the en-
trs nee Of vessels. their rsssy enrolment and
ton laws ETC. Charles l. Davis Deputy Collector: Thomas
sscoSD Entry Of Msrcn.nal:sT !, entry Of
and the S S
Importer Of dua6lo %srchaad.. brought
foreign Kermit: and transfer =.
house bonds G. o. Rockwell Deputy Collectors Robert Rel
'e Third DIV SION warehou.ng and Withdrawals Tho
bonding imported merchandise and the withdrawal OF the
ga 1rsusportston without bonds covering
Sondcd goods. F H. Wight, deputy collectors Charles J.
toeErn DIVISION official moneys pad
fs .d Sin aSe u%ied
FIFTH DIVISION Bonded Goods and warshouse:.-The
scoas 'hs custody and sale Of
The and the vii DO
Of al Sy the r
BY appraiser William A. Jones' deputy collector; f. b.
sRVHSfH LquidatonsThs final computation
eept Of protests and apps The prspsrn
uy H. r Esterbrook assistant chief CLERKS chef
appointed |
FIGHrU matters connected with
and upon exported foreign goods and
materials The supervision Of exports under Internal Reeve
nue. act. william Peters deputy collector; Frank p Ber-
tram. chief clerk. -. |
NINTH DIysIOx-Law.-The and preparation OF suits
the the deter nlnatin OIL qur
tiors OF invoice values made
by tie reports DstrctAtorney c. r. NC
Cielland deputy collector; F. s. McAvoy chief clerk
IFxTH DIVISION DsbursementaAll payments upon only
audited vouchers backs eund< paw rolls
furnishing Of abstracts thereof Charles
TriecheI acting disbursng onieer John NJ Coyne chief
clerk.
and upon which payments 10 be made The nnA
accounting treasury DEPARTMENT Tor all COLLECTIONS
disbursements at this ports The liquidation OF vessels
preparation OF rolls. ann the custody OF
Joseph Knapp chief clsrk auditor not yet ap
pointed.